Living Standards Measurement Survey 2005
Albania, 2005
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Reference ID
ALB_2005_LSMS_v01_M
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Institute of Statistics of Albania
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Sep 29, 2011
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- Data files
- agriculture_hhlevel
- filters
- identification
- part1_roster_a
- part1_roster_b
- part2_roster
- part3_roster
- part4_roster
- part5_roster
- part6_roster
- part7_roster
- part8_roster_a
- part8_roster_b
- part9_roster_a
- part9_roster_b
- part10_roster
- part11_roster
- bookbread_cl
- bookchecklist_cl
- bookdaily_cl
- bookfoodeaten_cl
- bookmetadata_cl
- booknonpurchased_cl
- community_all
- community_dups
- check_form_food_cl
- communication_cl
- communication_mobile_cl
- dwellingA_cl
- dwellingB_cl
- dwellingC1_cl
- dwellingC2_cl
- dwellingC3_cl
- educationA_cl
- educationB_cl
- educationC_cl
- fertility_cl
- filters_cl
- healthA_cl
- healthB_cl
- household_rosterA_cl
- household_rosterB_cl
- id_agric_household_animals_cl
- id_agric_household_cl
- identification_cl
- labourA_cl
- labourB_cl
- labourC_cl
- labourD_cl
- migrationA_cl
- migrationB_cl
- migrationB2_cl
- migrationC_cl
- migrationD_cl
- migrationD2_cl
- migrationE_cl
- non_farm_business_cl
- non_farm_business_first_cl
- non_food_expendituresA_cl
- non_food_expendituresB_cl
- non_food_expendituresC_cl
- other_income_cl
- poverty
- social_assistance_cl
- social_capital_cl
- subjective_poverty_cl
- weights_cl
- weights_psu
2nd problem with public transport (m3d_q3b)
Data file: community_dups
Overview
Valid:
39
Invalid:
10
Minimum:
0
Maximum:
10
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
495
End:
496
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | end of list |
| 1 | not frequent enough |
| 2 | stops are far away |
| 3 | no night service |
| 4 | vehicles carriages are in bad condition |
| 5 | no schedule or schedule is not followed |
| 6 | fares are too expensive |
| 7 | too crowded |
| 8 | too slow |
| 9 | other |
| 10 | no problem |
| Sysmiss |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.